Higher cognitive ability and other psychological factors predict support for free speech

Confidence has to match competence. Otherwise it’s ego inflation and delusional.

Our minds don’t just distort reality—they hide it. Not out of malice, but out of self-preservation. The raw, unfiltered world is too much. It’s chaos, uncertainty, death, betrayal, awe, beauty, loss—all at once. So the mind builds a narrative, a little safe zone made of stories: who we are, what the world is, why things…

Power isn’t in the strike. It’s in the discipline that precedes the strike.

A missing puzzle piece is two things at once; the piece itself, and the hole it makes in the larger puzzle.

You don’t necessarily need to have hope. You just don’t need to have despair.

The more you move into the subjective, the more you move away from the world of the factual and into the world of belief. It’s an important distinction to keep in mind.

Don’t focus on who you are, focus on who you can become.

This is an interesting view of the structure of the mind. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapy-types/internal-family-systems-therapy?amp